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[ad_1] Final recommendations After reviewing all these options, here are my top recommendations, based on what I think each host is best suited for: Namecheap – my recommendation for long-term hosting (5-10 years) For anyone planning to keep their website running for several years, Namecheap is hands down the best choice. It’s the absolute cheapest […]
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[ad_1] Last year I interviewed Aida, but my microphone gave out on me. This year at WCEU I had someone back out of an interview and as I walked into the volunteer area I thought “It would be cool if I could interview Aida again.” As I stepped into the room I saw her sitting […]
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[ad_1] [00:00:00] Nathan Wrigley: Welcome to the Jukebox podcast from WP Tavern. My name is Nathan Wrigley. Jukebox is a podcast which is dedicated to all things WordPress. The people, the events, the plugins, the blocks, the themes, and in this case, enhanced WordPress with AI translations. If you’d like to subscribe to the podcast, […]
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[ad_1] Here is Lana reading her own story aloud. Це есе також доступно українською. My name is Lana Miro, shortened for Svitlana. I’m a Partnerships Manager at Crocoblock. This article is my personal story about how WordPress and my work have been helping me stay on board during the war in Ukraine. Brief Introduction I’m […]
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[ad_1] WordPress 6.6.2, released on September 10, 2024, brings 15 bug fixes to Core and 11 to the Block Editor. Led by Tonya Mork and Vicente Canales, with Aaron Jorbin mentoring the team, this is a short-cycle maintenance release ahead of WordPress 6.7, scheduled for November 12, 2024. Core Fixes This update addresses 15 Core […]
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[ad_1] WordPress is a massive open source tool that relies on thousands of volunteer contributors to create and test updates before they go live. Q: What are the biggest issues you face in testing WordPress releases? Anne: The biggest issues probably come down to… I always want people to test earlier than they do. We […]
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[ad_1] Just the other day Lana Miro wrote her HeroPress essay from from Mykolaiv, Ukraine. In it she gives some credit to the WordPress community for helping her literally not lose her mind while bombs fell in her neighborhood. Additionally she credits her company, which builds tools for WordPress. In the past I’ve said “WordPress […]
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[ad_1] Gutenberg 19.2 was released on September 11, 2024. This latest release includes notable changes such as Block Bindings UI, enhancements to the Zoom Out mode, an experimental client-side media processing feature, and some bug fixes. Here’s a rundown of the key features and changes: Block Bindings UI Moving Out of the Experimental Phase One […]
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[ad_1] So who wins the battle to become the best WordPress hosting overall? Okay, I know that everyone’s hosting needs are different, so instead of pointing to one “best” solution, I’ve opted to highlight the top hosts based on what they’re likely best suited for. Here’s how they stand out according to the research presented […]
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[ad_1] A big goal of mine was to meet people for the first time. Rahissa and Herman fit the bill. I saw them across the room and simply asked if I could interview them. They came to Italy from Cameroon as students and someone said they should try WordCamp. I’ll let the interview tell the […]
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